Publisher Merge Games and developer Laser Dog have provided a release date for the Switch version of HoPiKo. It’ll be out digitally on January 10, the two companies announced.
Here’s some information and a trailer for the “intense speed run platformer”:
A new listing on GameStop Italy has outed fresh details on Mortal Kombat 11. The retailer reveals a personalization system, GoreTech system, eSports-oriented multiplayer component, and more.
Here’s the full overview:
Nintendo has put out an official announcement recapping all of the news regarding Book III in Fire Emblem Heroes. Read it in full below.
Nintendo has shared a couple of new videos for Fire Emblem Heroes. Both are related to Book III, including the full Feh Channel presentation and movie. We’ve included them below.
Firebrand Games has uploaded a launch trailer for its new Switch title Solar Flux. Have a look at the video below.
Another update is out now for Rocket League. It’s officially known as version 1.57, but will show as version 1.1.5 on your Switch system.
The full patch notes are as follows:
The PC edition of Wandersong has been updated over the past few months, but it wasn’t until just a few days ago that the Switch version was given the same treatment. Version 1.0.4 is now live and combines all of the fixes originally issued on PC for Nintendo’s console.
The full lineup of problems addressed is as follows:
Believe it or not, Bethesda and Panic Button haven’t stopped updating Doom on Switch. Version 1.2 has gone live on the console today.
As far as new stuff goes, you can now add recent players to your Friend List. Video capture is also supported. Finally, players can look forward to improved technical performance.
When we last heard about Aftercharge, the game was slated for the summer. That window has since gone by, but the 3v3 shooter still hasn’t released.
Aftercharge is now slated for its initial launch in January, and the Switch version will follow “shortly thereafter”. Cross-platform is still in the cards, meaning you’ll be able to play against those on PC and Xbox One.
After The Game Awards last week, IGN spoke with Nintendo of America president Reggie Fils-Aime. One of the topics discussed is Nintendo’s commitment to E3 and why it’s so important.
Speaking about why E3 is a priority for Nintendo, Reggie stated:
